Writing Progress: Update as of 1st June 2022:
Sentinal series
Book One | Sentinals Awaken – Published October 11th, 2020.
As a three thousand-year-old threat reemerges, only one man has the power to awaken the world’s greatest protectors and restore order to the realm. He just doesn’t know it yet.
Check out my Pinterest board for images that remind me of my vision of the Kingdom of Vespiri.
Book Two | Sentinals Rising – Published: March 17th 2021.
Sentinals Rising is the second book in the saga of Remargaren, a vibrant, ancient world of high fantasy suffused with magic and adventure.
Check out my Pinterest board for images that remind me of the Deserts of Terolia.
Book Three | Sentinals Justice – Published September 7th 2021
Book 3.5 | Sentinals Recovery – Published December 2nd, 2021
Book Four | Sentinals Across Time – Published March 22nd, 2022
Book Five | Sentinals Banished -Editing-Planned release Spring 2023.
Book Six of Remargaren – First draft complete
Book Seven/Eight of Remargaren – Prequel (so really Book One!) First draft completed.
SoulMist Series
Book One | SoulBreather : Realm of Darkness Boxset order now – Launched Oct 4th, 2022)
Book Two | TBC
Harmony Series
Book One : Harmony – Work in progress – currently stuck!! On hold while I noodle on it.
Freedom Series (Holding name) NEW SERIES, NEW WORLD
Book One – just started writing 20th June 2020. 24k words and counting so far.
Short Stories
The Sixteenth Charm – entered Writers Digest Short Story competition, 2020.
The brief sketch in the book was so lifelike, a skinny street urchin with sandy hair and olive green eyes. I knew because I met him in the eighteen century, and then again in the nineteenth and the twentieth. We were getting closer but could we really meet in my time? And if so, how would he find me?
Second Chance – entered in Autocrit 2020 Story Challenge (Completed 12/4/20)
It’s been twenty years since the Tower fell silent, and now the crops are failing, the weather deteriorating, and no one knows where he’s gone or why. If they don’t appease him soon, it may be too late.
Helen Garraway 